When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone 4 at last week’s WWDC, one of the most intriguing features was the new retina display. The new display has been described as “pushing against limits of the human body” and “as clear as most printed magazines.”

According to Apple, the iPhone 4g screen touts a 4x increased pixel density with 326dpi resolution making it so the pixels are not discernible to the naked eye from ten inches away. However, since the Apple keynote there has been plenty of skepticism as to just how sharp the image actually is. Just click on these pictures to see for yourself how crisp the retina display is as compared to the 3g display.

[via Gizmodo]

[image via engadget]

Today at the WWDC Steve Job’s unveiled the long awaited iPhone. Job’s called it the biggest leap since the original iPhone. Some of the features that we’ve found to be most intriguing are:

-Front facing camera allowing video calling

-LED flash

-9.3 mm thickness (24% thinner)

-Retina display (4x increased pixel density): iPhone 4 has 326dpi resolution

-A4 chip inside

-Gyroscope tied to the accelerometer and compass for 6-axis motion sensing

-iPhone OS 4 renamed iOS4, now has multitasking

-iMovie app now available

The iPhone 4 will be released June 24th with pre-orders starting on June 15th. Great news for anyone who was looking forward to the keynote as it did not disappoint. The bad news, still no mention of dropping AT&T.